lisa aminhis his this -- >> lisa: this is no ordinary rummage sale. >> are these mine? >> lisa: everything here was stolen, and here is the culprit. dusty, also known as klepto the cat. >> dusty took all these things. >> lisa: dusty was featured on animal plant for his late night run day views with his neighbor's towels and undergarments were caught on tape. he was on the letter -- "david left ehrman show". >> we're hoping for the owners to come and claim it. >> i didn't know it was gone. >> lisa: it started three years ago. >> he had a full bath cloth in his mouth. >> lisa: his owners would return things but soon they couldn't keep up. >> i thick asked you if you were missing things. >> i think so. >> lisa: doing this seemed easier. >> oh, that is ours. >> burglarized and didn't know it. >> lisa: saidy knew all of her missing things -- >> this is my little bathing suit bottom. and this is my other bathing suit bottom. and this is my top. >> lisa: would wind up here. the house seems to be at the top of dusty's hit list. >> another pair of shirts. my dad's car wash spong

lisa amin gulezian is there live to show us what it looked like at its height. >> lisa: alan, things look very different. this morning the water went up to the front steps of the restaurant behind me, and a river of water flowed this this mobile home park. crews have made headway but it's a muddy mess. this is what rushed into downtown capitola this morning two to three feet of muddy, dirty, likely contaminated, water. >> damage has been done. >> lisa: the damage is everywhere. spreading from the mobile home park to capitola village. official says heavy rain and flash flooding are to blame for the wall of water. it happened as crews were repairing a massive storm drain that burst in the same area thursday. as of yesterday it and the sink hole it caused were drying out. >> it's a step backwards. we were pretty surprised. the national weather service did give the possibility of heavy rain, and we got it again, and with the soil being so saturated, it didn't take much to cause a torrent of water to come don the hill. >> lisa: and straight into businesses like this one. >> standing water

lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." >> what a mess.ng and mudslides were epidemic around the bay area. >> reporter: this is sight seldom seen in san francisco. two huge boulders, white lincoln avoided being crushed but suffered damage to the front and side. the street around 12th avenue was closed by police. in mill valley around noon, a large hunk of dirt slid away. it took out a water line and tlbtd a home. it and two others were evacuated. >> in geo technical person to see how the hillside was and asked us to leave while they did that. >> one home was red-tagged. they summed up the week's weather. >> it's been relentless, the wind, especially here with the redwood trees, power outages. it's been relentless. >> if there is one place, it's here at the junction of 12 and 121 in sonoma county. the water was about foot deep and caused a huge traffic jam. in oakland a oak tree dropped in the east oakland hills closing one lane. on 84 a flag caused a power pole to snap. this huge portion fell away. the road sign is 6 feet below where it on

meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the storm. let's check in with her. >> renewed worries about rises in creeks due to this moderate rain anywhere from 1/4 inch a half-hour to 1/2 inch coming down an hour because of the enhanced rain rates now with the fronts moving on through. take a look at the yellows here from the east bay moving into berkeley and richmond from southern miren county down to san francisco. 280 redwood city, pretty good cell has pushed down through and further south in san jose from the santa cruz mountains up through scotts valley and boulder creek, heavier rain. maybe 1/4 to 1/2 inch already. we're looking at upwards of an inch and a half north bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains. a full look at the forecast coming up. janelle? >> thanks so much, lisa. this rain is affecting people in san pablo. engineers there have red tagged one hillside home and a second is also in danger of collapsing. as the slope slowly gives way after this week's storm. this weekend, a soil engineer is due to perform more tests

. >> lisa: the damage is everywhere. it spreads from pacific cove mobile home park to capitola village. officials say heavy rain and flash flooding are to blame for the wall of water. it happened as crews were repairing a massive storm drain that burst in the same area thursday. as of yesterday, it and the sink hole it caused were drying out. >> a step backwards. we were pretty surprised. the national weather service did give the possibility of heavy rain. we got it again. and with the soil being so saturated after last week, didn't talk much to cause the water to come don the hill. >> lisa: and straight into businesses like this one. >> standing water. >> a river running through my building. it's pretty sad. >> lisa: the disappointment is on display. people came from all over just to see what happened to downtown capitola. police finally forced people off capitola avenue, so the cleanup could begin. getting these out of the street was a priority, but then police found another problem. a gas leak. >> this month alone i t

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thank you, lisa. capitola leaders have called a meet fourth 1:30 this afternoon to make an emergency flood declaration. they will consult with authorities as they try to deal with two episodes of flash flooding during last week's storms. abw7 reports. >> this is what rushed into downtown capitola, two to three feet of muddy, dirty, likely contaminated water. >> the damage has been done. >> the damage is everywhere. it spreads from the mobile home park to capitola village. heavy rain and flash flooding are to blame for the wall of water. it happened as crews were repairing a massive storm drain that burst in the same area thursday. it, and the sinkhole it caused, were drying out. >> it's a step backwards. we were pretty surprised. the national weather service did give the possibility of heavy rain and we got it again. with the soils being so saturated after last week it didn't take much to cause a torin of water to come down the hill. >> and straight into businesses like this one. >> this is standing w

we can talk about oil if you have any knowledge of this or or or maybe lisa you do i understand john casey just the current governor of ohio used to be a sales guy or a senior partner i guess or a manager with lehman brothers the firm that went out and that ohio lost hundreds of millions of dollars or well over one hundred million dollars in that lehman failure that he wasn't directly involved with that but i mean did the citizens of ohio really realize that this guy was a failed banker and hustle or of you know according to rolling stone today that's a bit of illegal profits on the criminal. case it has a long history where he was in the financial services industry at lehman which of course went completely belly out of you know flawed unfair. really complex financial deals you know involving swaps involving municipalities and schools many of which went bad somehow that either glossed over or the public just didn't tune into in the election because he got the state house yet he has this this horrible past and he's cut from the same mold as walker is in terms of you know stripping awa

the latest on what's going on in wisconsin i'm joined with someone boots on the ground in that state lisa graves executive director of the center for media democracy and in the studio any croll associate editor of mother jones magazine annie lisa thank you both for joining us lisa first what are the details of what happened in wisconsin today particularly last couple of hours. well earlier this morning a court ruled that the governor's new plan to limit access to the capitol were barred by the constitution in the state in their temporary restraining order but the state house was and was defiant they refused to let protesters in basically having a quota for protesters meanwhile business lobbyists with tickets in their hand were let into legislative session to see the governor and bail his budget and i can tell you the budget that he unveiled is unbelievably cruel and unwarranted it's a budget that basically cuts university hospitals it cuts the school system in this in this state and unfortunately it curdles some of the changes that other governors pressured into office by the republican g

police checked it out, but lisa's partner says that lisa was away.ng cases, and there was no sign of a crime. so nothing happened. >> that just made us even more determined that we were not going to let this die. >> reporter: using facebook and a lot of nerve, these ladies have taken matters into their own hands. they've done searches. handouts. vigils. and even a billboard. >> we're just hoping and praying that someone will come forward. >> reporter: but most of all, they've kept the case alive. >> we won't rest until this is solved. one way or another. >> lisa stone's friends tina wiley and tammye markle are here with us this morning. good morning, ladies. do you have an operating theory as to what happened to her at this stage of the game? >> well, it's just was very strange that we had lots of activity from her on facebook, and then the next day she was gone. i mean there was just nothing there. so, you know, naturally when someone disappears like that, you think that they've -- something has happened. they've been the victim of foul play of some

i'll detail that for you coming up. >> thank you, lisa. more than 30,000 pg&e customers are without power this morning because of outages caused by the weather. about 14,000 homes are without electricity in the north bay. nearly and 1 -- 13,000 in the south bay. and another 3300 on the peninsula. more than 100 affected in san francisco. pg&e officials say they will work around the clock to restore power. they don't have a time estimate because of the large number of outages. they say the high winds and the heavy rains are making the job more difficult for their cruise. the storm a slowly moving over the area bringing driving and heavy hail with strong winds especially in the mountains and on bay area bridges. high wind advisories just ended a few minutes ago but the chp said drivers should slow down, be extra careful on the spans. try not to overreact to the sudden wind gusts. in the mountains wind gusts range from 45 to 50 miles an hour. fire teams are gearing up for the kind of calls they know they get in weather like this. >> increase i

it is wet outside and lisa argen is tracking the storm. >>> good morning. look at the north half of the north bay beginning to clear here but still a lot of rain across san francisco into the east bay. we're going to take you in pinole and hercules right now, tiburon and berkeley looking at moderate rain. further south, across the east bay into union city and also woodside, 280 looking very wet. this rain will continue to push to the south and the east and heaviest rain, anywhere from inch and a half when it's all said and done around the santa cruz mountains. we are looking heavier amounts around gilroy. we are looking a little more rain tomorrow but the front is pushing through quickly this morning and pattern change coming up. >> janelle: this soggy weather is impacting residents in san pablo. engineers have red-tagged one home and second is in danger of collapsing as the slope gives way. a soil engineer is due to perform more tests to see how saturated the slope has become. as you can see there is significant property damage to backyards decks, walkways

live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: thank you, lisa. another storm is headed toward the bay area. but the brunt of it may hit to our south. we're also under a high surf advisory. waves were bigger than normal on the coast today as you can see in these pictures from san francisco's baker beach. the coast guard is strongly recommending against boating, and you should avoid going near beaches or other low-lying coastal areas. there's a high wind advisory in place. for a better look at the coming storm, let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: we have been having wave after wave of moisture feeding in across the bay area. the storm we're expecting tonight is well off the coast. you can already see it feeding more and more bands of moisture across the bay area. we'll take you in tighter. santa rosa, vallejo, san rafael, san francisco, wave after wave of moisture moving in. oakley reporting moderate rain, and brentwood area, from san jose south hit with a flood of rain, from los gatos to morgan hill and more of the dark green shading, indicating m

thank you, lisa. that is going to do it for us. i'm carolyn tyler. along with lisa argen. 5:00 tonight. stay connected at 24/7 at www.abc7.com. have a great sunday everyone.

. >> reporter: for lisa and ryan bender, these should be the happiest moments of their lives. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: a call from her doctor, when she was just in her 11th week changed everything. a diagnosis of stage ii breast cancer. >> i was yelling in the car, no, no, no, no, no. this can't be happening. >> reporter: lisa bender is one of a growing number women who are pregnant and fighting cancer. according to the national cancer institute, one in every thousand women in the united states is diagnosed with cancer during her pregnancy. some 3,500 every year. why? some experts believe women having babies later in life may be a reason. in fact, a 2009 swedish study found the number of breast cancer cases associated with pregnancy has more than doubled in the past four decades. in the past, doctors have recommended terminating the pregnancy or delaying treatment. but that has changed. many cancer drugs are now safe for women to take during pregnancy. >> we understand that certain chemotherapies are safe as well. women can carry the pregnancy through, it's a very good option for the

lisa amin gulezian is live in scott's valley. lisa? >> dan, there are 14 roads shut down here in the county at this hour because of flooding, downed trees, power lines and of course slides. but still work crews have made some progress today. the sounds of recovery four days after a rock slide shut down nelson road. >> oh my god. >> and cutoff 30 families from the rest of the city. the partially dry day allowed construction crews to start building a new temporary road away from the slide. >> it is a place we could easily get started and go down a reasonable slope and curve into the creek and cross the creek at a place where the banks are low and then up the other side to join the road we have been using. >> that path is now a muddy mess. residents carved it out on tuesday. starting today professional crews are trying to stabilize it by laying down gravel. >> like yesterday when you are walking through the rain and the mud and it is up to your ankles. >> we wanted to give back to the community. >> coastal express transportation is a loca

lisa amin gulezian is live with more. lisa? >> dan, as you mentioned the rain is not helping a thing. it means that no work can begin and the road will remain closed. residents are tired of being trapped behind this wall of rocks, and today they did something about it. they built their own road so they can move their cars out. >> we are trying to figure out what we can do before it rains, and if they come through with a better plan. >> the believe on other option since yesterday's massive rock slide that shut down access to some 30 homes in rural scots valley meant walking around the slide anden this waiting for a ride out. >> you've got people that have a car up there, but need the car out here, they got their cars out. >> reporter: it got those in charge of dealing with this slide thinking about a plan b. now that they know clearing the slide will be a massive undertaking. >> it will take awhile to clear the slide. it is a big problem. >> reporter: the temporary road will link nelson road to the road residents built today whi

abc7's lisa amin gulezian has the surveillance video that could help police solve this crime. lisa? >> that is very true. you know, the shootings happened at the mexicali club on january 8th. the owner ran out of this door and was shot over in that corner. tonight two suspects are still at large. this newly released video shows the violence that erupted in the mexicali club on oakland road. >> you have the unidentified suspect who is attempting to kidnap the owner. he is armed and wearing a green bulletproof vest. he will essentially try to drag the owner out of the club. at the same time, a gunbattle erupted inside between a club patron who was armed and two more suspects. all three of those men died. now they are releasing this video because they have no idea who this man is. he is the one who is actually dragging sanchez out. sanchez managed to break free of the man's hold. police say the unidentified suspect chased him off camera and shot him. >> it is indicative of somebody who has thought out this crime ahead of time. this individual is still on the street. >> so is this man.

>> thanks so much, lisa. engineers have red tagged one hillside home and a second is also in danger of collapsing as the slope slowly gives way after this week's storms. this weekend, a soil engineer is due to perform more tests to see how saturated the slope along wyman way has become. as you can see from sky 5, there's already significant property damage to backyard decks, walkways and retaining walls. homeowners are coming to grips with the reality there's not much they can do to stop it. they're packing up and moving out. abc 7 has our update from san pablo. >> i will not stay here tonight. >> barbara scott has lived in her home since 1972, rain damage started last sunday but today, she fears that she might lose her home. >> scared, worried. this is home. and you look around and you see a responsibility, you know, to -- that i can actually lose my home. >> she's afraid that if the deck goes, so goes her home. the structural engineer for the city of san pablo examined the damage to the three homes on wyman

i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, lisa. coming up the san jose sharks got a rare visit from the new york rangers. for some reason these two teams do not get along too [ mom ] can a little bowl of cereal change your life? i think it can. one of the challenges for kayla being gluten-free is actually finding choices the whole family will love. five flavors of chex are gluten-free, including the honey nut flavor, and that's amazing to a mom like me. as a parent you dot want to have to tell your kids "no" all the time. it's nice for me to be able to say "yes" to something th they want to eat. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. gluten free. >> 6:17. so far nice out there. >> yeah. we have the high and mid level clouds that kept the temperatures up overnight and we're looking at a cold front in the bay area later on today. so the entire bay area probably will get wet. the south bay may see trace amounts and the north bay, you're going to be looking at some rain in the afternoon. a live look outside. high definition emer

lisa amin gulezian is there live with the latest. lisa? >> all of the rain is making it impossible to clean up the slides in scots veil and the slide in mount herman is also causing problems tonight. no one in mount herman was surprised to find this today. >> it has been raining pretty hard. it is kwan sis -- it was consistent. i thought it was going to go. >> and it did. a mountain of mud went on to conference drive. it brought down power lines and even part of a fence. contractors have the hillside stabilized and they expect to have the roads cleared by friday. >> pretty intense rain. the soil is saturated and it does president take much to go. >> meanwhile more than 30 homeowners in scots valley are still cutoff from the rest of the city after a rock slide on monday. today they got a progress report. >> it looks like it will be awhile before the slide will get cleared. >> geologists can't survey the slide because of the rain. now they will be building a better access route into and out of the slide area. yesterday homeowners cleared the

lisa amin gulezian joins us live from san jose with the store. lisa? >> carolyn, the two women were in charge of a lot of money. and that money was supposed to go directly to the school behind me. it is also to support programs that might not otherwise exist. vanessa reyes who also goes by anne kemskey are accused of stealing more than $50,000 from trace elementary school's parent teacher organization or pto. a few months ago they noticed that money was missing and charges were made to target, chuck e. cheese and even a trip to legoland in southern california. >> i couldn't believe their eyes when they first started seeing evidence of this. of course we looked deeper, and the evidence became very convincing and very persuasive and overwhelming. >> trace elementary has had its share of problems. last year an arson destroyed much of the school. though the remodel continues, this money was earmarked for things like student field trips, pe teachers and yard duty supervisors. reyes is the former president. the treasurer is obviously in charge of the money.

let's check in with lisa argen. >> most of the rain has been in the east bay and south bay. once again we continue to notice the east bay north of 580 around dublin, san ramon valley, heavy downpours headed your way. further south around hayward, light rain. in the south bay from sunnyvale right through san jose more rain will be moving in, but we've got a rain-snow mix around mount hamilton. in the north bay, notice more rain here around ben lomond and santa cruz mountains. we will see the showers become more isolated so a little bit of a lull before the next system. it looks like the last significant system coming in tonight. >> pg&e crews are working to restore electricity this morning to more than 1,000 bay area customers who still don't have power back. on the peninsula, 565 customers remain in the dark. 345 outages in the south bay, 80 customers without power in the east bay and another 255 in the north bay. >> clearlake and look county is expected to reach flood stage in the next hour. the lake's water level has been steadily rising. many homeowners are stocking up on

let's check in with lisa argen. >> most of the rain has been in the east bay and south bay. once again we continue to notice the east bay north of 580 around dublin, san ramon valley, heavy downpours headed your way. further south around hayward, light rain. in the south bay from sunnyvale right through san jose more rain will be moving in, but we've got a rain-snow mix around mount hamilton. in the north bay, notice more rain here around ben lomond and santa cruz mountains. we will see the showers become more isolated so a little bit of a lull before the next system. it looks like the last significant system coming in tonight. >> pg&e crews are working to restore electricity this morning to more than 1,000 bay area customers who still don't have power back. on the peninsula, 565 customers remain in the dark. 345 outages in the south bay, 80 customers without power in the east bay and another 255 in the north bay. >> clearlake and look county is expected to reach flood stage in the next hour. the lake's water level has been steadily rising. many homeowners are stocking up on

lisa's off the show. apparently that's when these tweets and e-mails started.of the -- one of the pictures was a shot of lisa rinna posing next to a horned monster. she captioned the photo, hey, look, here's a great photo of me and star jones. >> yeah, lisa rinna was the sort of project manager on the last task on sunday night's episode and she really butted heads with star jones. seems like this has spilled over -- >> it's getting pretty serious. star has gone to the legal team at nbc and mark burnett productions. she says she's been harassing me and i want it to stop. we'll have to see what happens. >> absolutely, we'll see what happens there. >>> rihanna making headlines about the relationship with her estranged father, ronald. apparently she's talking -- she did a big thing for "vogue" and she's on the cover. she's opening up -- >> she looks good. >> she does look good. the hair, interesting choice, by the way. >> red hair. >> very, very red hair. no doubt about that. very appropriate for st. patrick's day. i suppose. >> there you go, yes. >> so, yes. she's

lisa., officially our last full day of winter, but really you feel very much like winter right on through next week and shows most of the activity in the north bay and the south bay, highway 1 and highway 101 getting wet here from santa rosa down through grown are park and a little further to the east, they're moving on to san francisco across the bay bridge into oakland and also most of us get well in walnut creek this morning and with some showers and the heavier downpours, down by gill roar and hollister into the santa cruz mountains and we'll see a break this morning and high winds that will begin to gust later on this afternoon into the overnight hours with some more very, very heavy rain right after tomorrow morning. i'll talk about that and a week of very wet weather to come, a little bit later. >> thanks so much lisa. >> pg and e crews are working to prepare two storm related east bay power outages that affects 6600 customers last night and right now the biggest outage affects 1800

watch dot org great thank you lisa n.p.r. watch that or check it out there being conflicting reports about what the filibustering democratic senators who have been across state lines for weeks now will actually do in the aftermath of governor walker's and the republicans illegal tactics whether they come home in the next few days and what options are left for them to stand up for the workings constituents and strike down this bill not only strips workers their basic rights but also undermines our democracy for more of this i'm joined by one of those democratic senators chris lawrence chris welcome to the program. thank you for having me great to have you with us did the republicans in wisconsin just undo fifty years of labor rights as one of your colleagues. exactly and unfortunately did in a very short time frame this is something where they have the opportunity to hear the people the people try to be trying to speak out and unfortunately they decided they were just going to shut them out time and time again and what we saw

. >> brown: and we take a closer look at today's data with lisa lynch, dean of the heller school for social policy and management at brandeis university. she's a former chief economist for the labor department. and nariman behravesh, chief economist at i.h.s., an economic and financial forecasting company. well, lisa lynch you and i have certainly talked a lot about bad jobs numbers in the recent past can. we finally today talk about some good you ones? >> jeffrey, it's wonderful to be able to finally talk about a report where we're seeing good news across so many fronts. we saw as you reported increase in employment. we've now had 12 months of steady job growth out of the private sector. we have a drop in the unemployment rate. the biggest drop in the unemployment rate over the last three months since we experienced the 1980s. so we're seeing very sharp decreases in the unemployment rate. we saw hourly wages up just in line with inflation. we saw manufacturing continuing to roar back. we saw recovery in the construction sector. so this is the solid great news employment report that

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nhk world's lisa komiya joins us with more details on china's defense budget. lisa. >> reporter: now that china is the world's second largest economy in terms of gdp, it's apparently aiming to have strong military forces to match its economic power. the national people's congress spokesman said china's military spending is rather low by international standards. he said it amounts to less than 2% of the country's gross domestic product. however, he did not disclose how much the chinese government has set aside for military research and development costs. china has been modifying an aircraft carrier purchased from the ukraine as part of its efforts to strengthen its naval forces. on top of that the military build-up includes the development of the j-20, a next generation stealth fighter. a prototype of the jet was test flown in january. china is also developing an anti-ship ballistic missile by altering an ordinary ballistic missile and anti-satellite missile. this will give it the ability to destroy the communication system of its enemies. observers say this mil

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. >>> and now to morgan hill where 20 residents were cutoff by a large mudslide there that came down late saturday night. the mud in about a dozen redwood trees covers a 200 foot long stretch of coy road. some is three feet high in spots. the only way out for residents is a ridge top fire trial. and as you can see from sky heavy hd, they seem to be taking it all in stride. a neighbor says she is earn cked for their welfare. >> they are running out of basic supplies. you need gasoline that run the generators that run the electricity that drives the wells to pump the water. they are running out of water. they are running out of gasoline. >> road crews hope to have one lane open by tomorrow. >>> well, the situation is dire in hercules where a collapsing hillside is threatening a neighborhood. at least eight homes in the area known as "the heights" have been severely damaged. they passed a declaration of emergency. alan wang is live at city hall for us with what happens next. alan? >> well, the declaration of emergency paves the way for pot

lisa will be along with a full accuweather forecast. >>> it's a dream come true for students at a san jose elementary school. three are going on an exchange trip to china and it's all thanks to donations from civic groups and generosity of an abc7 news viewer. we have the story from san jose. >> i'm super excited. >> it's no longer just a dream for washington elementary

here is lisa ling. >> nine and ten. >> reporter: wow, you are jacked. >> thank you, getting there. >> you are not what i expected. so much more muscular. 32-year-old tan fla ya has been on testosterone. he is tried to look for a man. and he is coupled with it a workout regime that she began to trons form herself. i isn't see a hint of the woman she used to be. and tanya is female. he has the parts that hormones won't change. he wears a sports bra. why do you think you have to have the surgery? as you look now there is no way of telling you are a man. >> it's for me. when i look at the mirror, i don't look at myself completely. i don't look at this part. i hate it. >> reporter: he works in the family restaurant with his mother, kim. >> he is a boy trapped in the body. i'm having a hard with it. i'm losing my doubter. >> reporter: tanya was all about masculine things. buzz cuts, and puberty stuck early and that girl was angry. >> i was allowed at my paint, god. i allowed anger to catch up with my life. >> reporter: we caught up with him after the breast removal surgery. he is putting hi

our report tonight from our nbc news senior investigative correspondent, lisa myers. >> reporter: all the nuclear reactors and trouble in japan are the same design, known as the mark i, marketed by general electric in the '60s as less expensive and easier to build. ge is part owner of nbc universal. >> this is the reactor vessel. >> reporter: the design is all too familiar to dale bridenbaugh. 35 years ago he was a ge engineer involved with the mark i until he suddenly quit in 1976, writing that he was alarmed by what he saw. >> i was concerned that there would be a major accident at one of the mark is. that the containment would be destroyed. >> reporter: the containment vessel is the reactor's last line of defense in the event of an accident, to keep radiation from escaping. there is growing concern that at least one of the containment vessels in japan may have ruptured. u.s. regulators in the '70s and '80s also expressed concerns about whether the mark i's containment was strong enough. ge said since those concerns most mark i reactors have been upgraded, which experts agree improv

here is lisa argen. >> the next 12 hours we'll continue to see the rain pick up but it's going to beffshore by 8:00 tonight, poised to move onshore overnight. rain around the bay area and it continues to fall from the north bay, central bay and the south bay. this is the light to moderate rain but we are also looking at heavy showers embedded with a few thunderstorms around the bay area. so it is a soggy start to your weekend. we're looking at a powerful storm offshore. live doppler 7 hd shows a lot of rainfall out there this morning. let's take you in closer where the cold air has moved in since you were sleeping. a rain-snow mix, cobb mountain, take a look at the downpours here in central and southern marin counties from larkspur to san rafael. tiburon moving eastward into richmond. watch out hercules, berkeley getting light rain and look at the heavier showers on the peninsula moving just about cross 280 shortly into redwood city and possess ka dare oh as heavy rain. in the south bay, from around mount hamilton, you are looking at rain-snow mix and more embedded strong storms offs

let's check in with kristine hanson, in this morning for lisa argen. >> good morning.e do have a soggy day around the bay area. we are starting to see skies clear a bit in the north bay, about half to three-quarter inches of rain so far this morning and we're seeing downpours in san francisco. it will be spotty shower activity. some of the heaviest rain is still in the east bay at this time just to the west, east of tracy. we've got rain up in concord, vallejo, 80 is clear at this point but 24 is busy. we're going to have snow and chain requirements in the sierra. we'll have the accu-weather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> a big rig crash in san francisco has the approach to the lower deck of the bay bridge virtually blocked right now. the chp says it won't be cleared up until 11:00 this morning at the earliest. a traffic alert has been on issued for the safeway truck. it's blocking three lanes of the lower deck. the front end of the rig is heavily damaged trapping the driver inside. caltrans is also dispatching crews in sand trucks because the big rig is leaking fue

lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> following dusty there.hter) >> we have our own promo on dusty. (laughter) >> he's a big ticket item will yeah. lots of promos on the weather. we have the doppler and everything you guys have. >> yeah, we do. it's been active this morning. starting late yesterday afternoon we go outside. this is just outside our studios in downtown san francisco live in hd. still soggy conditions and light rains falling. it's kind of foggy as well with our mild temperatures and all the moisture. tough to see the bay bridge in the background. and we're also looking at a really wet day throughout the area. live doppler indicates that as well. most of the rain is widespread, light to moderate rain throughout the entire bay area. some heavy downpours right now in santa rosa. also seen heavy downpours in the east portion of the oakland hills and then moving off towards 580. also san jose now getting a little light rain and the snow has turned moderate at blue canyon at 5,000 feet. so although the storm system appears mild, but th

classes in this in this state and i think there's going to be a huge huge backlash for these guys lisa speaking of backlash how goes the recall. it's gaining steam i think that you know you saw the maneuvers last night where the republican leadership couldn't even honor basic open records basic sunshine in government law by having a properly noticed vote they want to do this in the dark of night it's a shameful act they can't seem to follow the law they basically act by fiacha you know it's not a democracy here this is what corruption looks like and i think that the color prints are gaining tremendous steam the numbers that we're carrying are really large the numbers on the other side are look pretty anemic in terms of the effort to recall democratic senators who dared to stand up to this the asco and so i think that some of the republicans are concerned about their political future and by the looks of the numbers they really should be. doing very quickly what's the status of the state capitals have been locked down are they keeping people out or have the police become who have been fa

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simpson giving head personally i think it more looks like her looks more like lisa simpson taking a bhangra you guys have again i don't know it's an idiotic logo i had to honestly when i was prepping for the two seconds i had to prep for the segment i had to google what it stood for because i just didn't realize that it spelled out twenty twelve but i mean you know if i was a run that you have the threat of inflation you have half your neighbors up in revolution and uprisings you know you have the u.s. pushing for increased sanctions i mean aren't there kind of bigger issues to worry about out there than like what who looks like they're giving a header of israel you know they've got that it looks like in the boy i promise you it's just really sad because this is something that's been going on for four years now we've been talking about this logo and it's so ridiculous i'm sorry unless it's a sign that you know. that nazis are going to show up at the olympics and other protests harry potter and the goblet of fire style i don't care this is stupid ok let's move on to something that ac

k' lisa comb yea is covering the story in beijing. >> chinese politician and officials are talking about everything from the country's t fltohe rise in the elderly population. corruption and the widening gap between rich and poor are issues up forte public discontent is mounting because citizens are becoming aware of their fnt rights. development often trumps the rights of the poornd werls. >>> translator: residents were threatened by a group of armed men. they were surrounded by police cars andeoehoood like police officers, but n of them were willing to intervene. the local government is planning a real estate developntnhe farmland. and is trying to forcibly remove the residents. when some of the residents secretly film the lal veme's activities, a scuffle broke out between them, and e gangsters, who may have been sent by the government. thncenle many people injured. many people say they were forced out of their houses with violence and not given eug compensation or new places to live. forced evictions byoc authorities and developers have been seen in many parts of china where real esta

lisa is live along the coast in pacifica tonight with that. lisa? >> high tide will hit pacifica at around 12:02:00 a.m. but by upset this was behind me was already empty. the same was true at half man bay as well. small craft advisory was issued there because as well as of up to 12 feet are expected. the harbor master at pillar point told me boat owner there is were doubling up on the lines to help ohio tie down the boat. mean time many local fishing boats aren't going out to sea because of the choppy conditions. which in turn is having an impact on seafood retailers. >> we are kind of low on our supply right now but we still have some l, some crab and some of our holding tank but not ass enough that we are going to need for the rest of the weekend. >> what other fish is not available? >> halibut. rock fish. >>reporter: the fish market owner expect business down 30 percent this weekend. fish market and of course consumer hope the fish supply will be back on track by early next week and that's also when boats should be back in the water again. live

. >> lisa: the warning to stay inside with doors and windows shut was lifted this afternoon. authorities say they never received any 9-1-1 calls from anyone needing help as a result of the ammonia leak. the cause of the leak is currently under investigation, and water district officials tell me that there was never any exposure to drinking water since this plant is currently nonoperational. in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: starting in january, the jetliner danville's sully sullen berger landed in the hudson river will go on display in an aviation museum. it will move from new jersey to the charlotte, north carolina. the carolina aviation museum plans to put the plane on display. the exhibit will focus on the technology that allowed the plane to land safely. the jet lost power in both engines when it struck a flock of geese moments after taking off. >>> if you could have seen it, the moon would have looked a little bigger and brighter than usual. tonight's full moon is called a super moon. it will appear 30% larger and brighter. it's when the moon is at it

. >>> lisa amin gulezian is live in pacifica. >> where high tide is less than an hour away. how is it looking along the coast? >> reporter: it's been crazy. we've had a little of everything. pouring an hour go. this is what it looked like along the coast. >> at half moon bay, waves crashed against the break wall and boat owners prepared themselves for this storm hours ago. many doubled up on their lines to help tie down their boats. the concern is this. >> that is tornado touched down. >> it was actually a waterspout, just off ocean beach in san francisco. it was caught on video by a viewer and sent to ureport powered by u-tube. but if the advertise terrify happened on land it would have been called a tornado. swells are expected to reach 12 feet prompting a small craft advisory. many local fishing boats are not going out to which is having an impact on seafood retailers. >> do they ask do you have any halibut and i tell them we don't. >> they have sold out of halibut and rockfish and crab supply is low. >> any idea of the loss for the weekend? >> probably 30%. >> in sanity

lisa argen is here. >> we have a sun setting at 7:15 tonight so that is what we gained.zle right no now. 54 degrees in san jose. when will the rain reach your neighborhood? i'll have the forecast next. >> also next, san jose sharks get a rare visit from the new york rangers. for some reason, these folks like to punch each other out. the highlights of thehehehehehee >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> well, lisa argen is here to talk about the accu weather forecast and i guess rain is on the way. >> it's on the way. we have a couple of systems to talk about. we have one pretty cold one that is going to bring snow but today this system is still pretty far off. as we head outside we are looking breezy wind, southerly winds from mount tam and cloudy skies. sun is setting at 7:15. we are looking at some returns on live doppler 7 hd, much of this not hitting the ground, mist and drizzle out there, around the bay area but for the most part we will be waiting on the rain, here is the cold front up to the north, around crescent city and mt. shasta repor

good morning, sue. >> hi, lisa. we've got commuter that will be a whopper. rain is coming down in a lot of areas. flooding, northbound 880. two right lanes between 23rd and mz and sf9sdz on-ramp is also closed. -- 23rd on-ramp is also closed and no "h" train service today. we've got a bus bridge in place at great america station. i'm sorry. >> kristen: time right now, 4:39. >> still ahead. state regulators come up with a fine against pg&e for thousands of missing documents >> janelle: also uninvited guests. how a car got smack in the middle. >> we're looking at condition red. >> kristen: talk about the sierra being closed. there is so much snow on the roads there is nowhere to put it now. lysol knows a real clean isn't just something you see... it's something you smell. new lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner not only cleans your toilet with every flush, but also freshens your entire bathroom. so even in between deep cleans, it's as fresh as any room in your home. for tips on a healthy home, visit lysol.com/ missionforhealth. aren't getting the calci